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Watchdog sends NSW emissions warning amid 'insatiable' data centre surge
The NSW Net Zero Commission recommends tighter planning controls for the approval of coal extensions and data centres, as it predicts the state will fall...
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Japanese PM's sleep revelation sparks concern
It's unlikely Sanae Takaichi intended to start a national conversation when she tweeted about how much rest she gets. Newsiline summarises this report fro...
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Councils mark six years until Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games
The Brisbane City Council has installed a countdown clock to mark the milestone, while an iconic Kangaroo mascot has returned in Moreton Bay. Newsiline su...
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Jews targeted by antisemitism regardless of views on Israel, inquiry told
A recent wave of antisemitism has been far-reaching, even targeting Jewish people who are critical of the Israeli government, a royal commission probing t...
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Proposed $200m timber hub promises jobs and building materials boost
The timber manufacturing hub would transform blue gum wood chips into timber beams for construction. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Austra...
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Mark's home gets so hot he has to replace his TV
A new study led by Western Sydney University researchers has found a lack of thermal safety standards in social housing is leading to tenants being expose...
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Bomber Caddy to face Hawks after heart scare
Essendon interim coach Dean Solomon says Nate Caddy will play in Saturday's match against Hawthorn following his recovery from a heart scare. Newsiline su...
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Breaking: Woodside fails in court to force activists to hand over stink-bomb plans
Energy giant Woodside fails in its Supreme Court bid to force climate activists to hand over documents about the planning of a stink-bomb protest which pr...
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Labor debates future, Liberals hold up pamphlet
Australia's two major parties are deliberating their futures this week with Labor's national conference and the Liberal Party's glossy new pamphlet. Newsi...
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Many of us want to read more. Here's how to do that
More than half of us want to read more. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to the original publisher for the full...
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Aussie captain relishes 'special' chance 'to take time to be a dad'
As Nathan Power looks to lead the Australian Sharks at the World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals in Sydney this week, the 33-year-old reflects on how...
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Thousands of Australians get their news from this site. Its editor doesn't exist
A "right of centre" website claiming to be news, with more than 42,000 Facebook followers, may not be as independent as it says. Newsiline summarises this...
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Adelaide man charged with producing AI child exploitation material
SA Police have arrested and charged a man from Adelaide's northern suburbs for the production and possession of AI-generated child exploitation material....
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Family takes racing club to court over 'enormous' hidden rubbish rump
A family discovered a large waste dump, allegedly created by a South Australian horse racing club, as they began foundation work on their home, court docu...
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Nina Kennedy knows now is the time to soak it all in — if she remembers to
Australia's Commonwealth Games flag-bearer is trying to stop and smell the roses after a brutal year that threatened to expedite the end of her career. Ne...
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Indigenous-owned town hopes giant fish statue will attract tourists
On the far west coast of SA, this Aboriginal community requires a permit to enter, meaning people usually drive on by. Newsiline summarises this report fr...
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Sydney 'backyard' plan fast-tracked as Wentworth Park racing end looms
Greyhound racing at Sydney's Wentworth Park will end early with work to transform the site into public open space to begin within months. Newsiline summar...
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Painters begin 'big job' of covering Pam the Bird bridge graffiti
A multi-day operation to paint over a Pam the Bird image on Melbourne's Bolte Bridge has begun, with Transurban painters abseiling from the top of a 140-m...
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Record $60k fine for man behind 'brazen' dump site that will cost $1m to clean
The owner of one of Victoria's worst illegal dump sites has been handed a record fine of $60,000 and ordered to pay an expected $1 million to clean up the...
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Cam made up stories about his family, a historical journal revealed the truth
For most of his life, Cam Sojan knew nothing of his family history until he stumbled upon a historical society in Western Australia's Midwest last year, w...
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Pauline Hanson’s comments about domestic violence are more than vile. They are dangerous for women | Nicole Yade
A woman in Australia is killed by someone she trusted every 11 days and misinformation about family violence does real harm to victims On Wednesday, senat...
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Prince George turns 13 as he heads to Eton
Prince George, second in line to the throne, has turned 13 as he readies to follow in his father Prince William's footsteps and start at the prestigious E...
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Rusted tin transformed into prize-winning portraits
Pilbara artist Jenna Pickering transforms found bush objects into hyper-realistic portraits as artist-in-residence at the remote Cossack Art Awards. Newsi...
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Victorian teachers begin second major strike as pay talks stall
State school teachers and support staff will rally in Melbourne's CBD after walking off the job following the rejection of a government pay increase of 28...
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Weightlifter puts 'best foot forward' for Comm Games
Kiana Elliott thought gymnastics would be her pathway to the podium, but turned to weightlifting after an injury forced her to retire. Newsiline summarise...
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Could cropping transform Queensland's cattle country?
A $5.3 million investment aims to expand cropping across North West Queensland, with ambitious targets for cotton, grain and pulses in traditionally cattl...
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Hobart council snack-saga motion to be heard behind closed doors
Calls for an independent investigation into Hobart's Deputy Lord Mayor will be debated behind closed doors, as a stoush over town hall snacks continues. N...
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'Land grab' concerns as developers invited to build in iconic NT parks
The Northern Territory government says opening up national parks to private investors will unlock their "tourism potential", but an expert fears the move...
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The superannuation 'blind spot' funding Australian gambling companies
Australians are losing more money per capita to gambling than any other country — about $32 billion a year. Newsiline summarises this report from SBS News...
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Live: ASX set to open higher as Tesla shares plunge
The Australian share market is set to open in the green after Tesla shares plunging on cash flow news. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Aust...
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Volunteers refuse to let cemetery vandals have final word
Nearly two years after vandals struck, volunteers have restored more than 100 damaged headstones in a southern Queensland cemetery. Newsiline summarises t...
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'Exact opposite symbolism': Hitler's birthplace transformed to deter extremists
The building, in an Austrian town near the German border, has been remodelled to "prevent any association with Adolf Hitler". Newsiline summarises this re...
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Live: Labor to extend paid placements to more care industry students
Anthony Albanese will announce an expansion of the Commonwealth's "paid prac" scheme at Labor's National Conference. Newsiline summarises this report from...
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Philipsen claims Tour de France stage as UCI defends late-night drug tests
Belgium's Jasper Philipsen claims stage 17 of the Tour de France as the UCI defends its controversial late-night drug testing. Newsiline summarises this r...
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Captain Cook Shopping Centre sold to Arnhem Land Aboriginal corporation
British explorer James Cook never visited Nhulunbuy on his voyages, but his namesake shopping complex stood there for decades — until now. Newsiline summa...
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Disability employment agency closure sparks family action
This supported disabled employment agency is about to close, and a community has vowed to fight to keep it open, saying they paid for it. Newsiline summar...